Does he look more North Italian or Iberian?

[Lozano]

Santiago Botero, cycling legend.

https://i.postimg.cc/sfSBqQ5S/q-Wwv-CFFjpg-NDw-Rnt-Vzu-Fda.jpg (https://postimages.org/)

https://i.postimg.cc/KYRjNRZ1/boterocyciling.jpg (https://postimages.org/)

https://i.postimg.cc/k4GQWnHs/gettyimages-123481140-612x612.jpg (https://postimages.org/)

https://i.postimg.cc/HkSjXQCG/santiago-botero-1-1.jpg (https://postimg.cc/Jsk1WHnK)

[LittleDarkAge]

Looks Spanish to me.

[Avgvstvs]

Passes easily as both

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[Geschichte]

I think North Italian.

[FinalFlash]

Looks North Indian.

[Lozano]

^North Indian LoL :lol:

A video of him


https://youtu.be/s_xD3BVV8xg

[Latinus]

Spanish.

[Luso]

spanish.

[Cernunnos]

Neither.

[Alexandro]

He could pass as both, but his look is one I associate with French more.

[Kivan]

Looks French or Belgian.

Lighter Atlantid/Faelid.

[Immanenz]

looks more Spanish, but his coloring is obv. not the average.

[Lozano]

Neither.

Too white for passing in portugal right?:icon_ask:

[Cernunnos]

Too white for passing in portugal right?:icon_ask:

Too white for your right wing shithole country too.

[Lozano]

Too white for your right wing shithole country too.

Chill portughetto.

Still the guy has his 8 great grandparents from this shithole region how curious :laugh:

[Gallop]

There is not much history about the origin of the Botero surname. It is only known that, unlike the vast majority of surnames that came to Antioquia from Spain, the origin of the Botero surname is Italian, being located in the region of Liguria, in the province of Genoa.

From Cadiz to Cartagena de Indias in 1715: the voyage of a Viceroy, the death of a Princess and the artilleryman Andrés Botero

The ship in which he embarked as a gunner in Cadiz in 1715, the Genoese Andres Botero Bernabi who brought this surname to Colombia, was commanded by Don Nicolás de la Rosa, Count of Vega Florida, who had been part of the Fleet of Galleons of Tierra Firme several years earlier, in command of the patache Santa Cruz that was captured by the English in the naval battle of Baru on June 8, 1708 (very close to Cartagena de Indias), and that acted as vanguard of the Galleon San Jose that was returning to Spain with a wealth estimated at that time between 7 and 11 million coins of 8 escudos, in gold and silver, and that sank in that confrontation with the English, being recently found in the submarine bed.

Genoese Andrés Botero: artilleryman in the King's service

https://raicespaisas.wordpress.com/category/apellido-botero/

Echeverri (Etxeberri) is a surname of Basque origin, which means "Etxe" (house) and "Barri" / "Berri" (new). It is a variation of Echeverría (Etxeberria), where it loses the ending in the letter "a" which is the article "la".
It is a common surname in the department of Antioquia, Colombia, in the Paisa region and in France, especially the French Basque Country, with a Cape Armory house originating in Fuenterrabia and Hendaye.

At least here go two of his ancestors, he could also have other ancestors from Spain.

[Lozano]

Buena informacion, gracias Gallop.
^ Interesante esa web "raicespaisas" me la guardo para curiosidades que me puedan surgir después

[Damião de Góis]

Too white for passing in portugal right?:icon_ask:

Yes, his pigmentation would blind everyone here.

[Smaug]

North Italian.

[Radimir]

He looks Spanish.

[Cristiano viejo]

Looks Colombian :lightbul:

[Jon96]

He passes in both Iberia and North Italy, but at the same time, his best fit would be French I think.